Thanks to the generous support of individual members of the Rockefeller family, we reforested 100 acres of Shoshone National Forest, still without forest cover thirty years after the Clover Mist Fire. The family had long ties to this region as John D. Rockefeller, Jr. had acquired and donated to the federal government 33,000 acres for a major expansion of public lands around Jackson Hole, WY. The Shoshone and Teton National Forests lie directly to the east of where an earlier Rockefeller had done his part for conservation.
Thanks to the generosity of tree-planting partners like Lands’ End, we’ve planted thousands of jack pine trees on Hiawatha National Forest and supported Kirtland’s warblers’ recovery efforts.
Working with our generous partners at Caudalie, the NFF reforested more than 250 acres of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, helping restore the damage from recent California wildfires.
Working with our corporate partners, the NFF helped reforest a large area of the Chippewa National Forest in the headwaters region of the Mississippi River basin.
Working with our corporate partners, the NFF helped restore the damage of the Schultz Fire on the Coconino National Forest by planting native conifer seedlings across hundreds of acres.
Working with our individual and small business partners, the NFF helped restore a portion of the Helena National Forest no longer regenerating the native ponderosa pine forests.
Clover Mist Post-Fire Planting
Schultz Fire Reforestation in Arizona
